The seminal 1980 House of Lords decision in the Bushell case, where objectors were held to have no right to cross-examine government witnesses on traffic forecasting methodology, left open many questions in what is a difficult and controversial area of administrative law. Mr Justice Webster's judgment in the present case tackles a number of these directly, providing some bold answers with possibly far-reaching implications.
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